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Although mistreated by her stepmother and stepsisters, Cinderella meets her prince with the help of her fairy godmother.
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The first thing that brought my attention to this book was the lovely cover and childlike face of Cinderella portrayed here. This is a beautiful book and I'm enchanted by it and continually being impressed with the quality of books from Amazon Children's Publishing. This is a lovely retelling of the fairy tale appropriate for all ages with no scary or really “mean” parts (outside of sleeping on a hearth with no bed to call her own) but there is just enough moral lessons to go around.
As a mother of a three year old it was interesting to discover the Disney Animator's Collection of princess dolls and watch my daughter like those images of a toddler age doll (like herself) over the adult or true to illustration versions that match movies. So when I look at this book that portrays Cinderella and her stepsisters' faces with very young and childlike qualities I knew it would be a hit and it is. Seeing the child Cinderella is bringing even more imagination out in my own child and she retells the story as she is the princess or she her friend. While I'm sure she could have gotten there with different and perhaps older aged illustrations these are fabulous to look at and for age. Can we say boom inspired dress up and imaginative play?!
Thanks to Amazon Vine for providing a copy for review.
posted: http://creativemadnessmama.com/blog/2013/06/18/cinderella/